Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-17
PERSONAL JOTEINGS

Connecticut People - At Seashore
Resorts.
Mr.. Henry G. Rowe is quite ill with
malarial fever.
Rev. J. E. Twitchell and E. A. Chatfeld
go to Rangeley, Me-, to-day.
Professor Fisher of Yale has gone to Lake
Minnewaska, Ulster county, NY.
Superintendent Henry Sanford and wife of
the almshouse are visiting in Tariffville.
Lawyer Whiting and wife started yester-
day on weeks trip on their tandem tri-
cycle.
Samuel Martin of East Haddam, father of
the well known blind singer, Miss Mary Mar
tin, died last week.
A son of the late E. G. Whittlesey will
probably succeed his father as business man
ager of the New London Day.
G. G. Shepard and family start Thursday
for few weeks vacation in northern New
York and the Thousand Islands.
Mr.. II. II. Bunnell, of Bunnel1 & Scranton,
and wife are on their way to Europe on the
City of Chicago of the Inman line.
Elmer L. Norton, clerk at Peck & Bish-
ops, and George D. Lockwood, bookkeeper
for G. Pierpont & Co., have gone on tricy-
Gle tour to Portland, Ne.
Mrs. E. A. Clark, former resident of
Portland, whose husband was for many
years missionary at the Sandwich Islands,
died last Saturday in Chicago.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Catlin, who had q
severe attack at his Watch Hill residence,
was reported quite comfortable yesterday
when his physician, DR.. Curtis, returned to
Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Parmelee and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chittenden of New
Haven, Mr.. Clark, Mr.. Parker and Mr.. Hen
ry Lewis of Meriden are at Romantic Cot
tage at Grove Beach.
Mr.. John Seannell, with Palmer & Bishop,
left yesterday on the steamer Nevada to take
three months European trip in the hope of
regainiDg his health which has been i'm
paired. He will visit Ireland.
B. L. Lambert, the real estate dealer, left
last evening with Mrs. Lambert for an OUT
ing, during which the Catskills and Saratoga
will be visited. Mr.. and Mrs Lambert will
return about the first of September.
Recent arrivals at the White Mountains
include Frank B. Crane, W. ]. Hickmott
and wife, Mrs. Edward Il. North and Gus
tave Schwab of Hartford and Miss e. N
Wilcox of Meriden.
Loren Il. Stannard, of Ellery camp of this
city, and William Fl. Comley and r. E. Pad
dock of Bridgeport, will represent Connect
cut Odd Fellows at the session of the Sow
ereign Grand lodge in Denver, Col, Septem-
Der Is.
Mrs Menefee and daughter, R. NJ. Bush
nell of Pensacola, Fla, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Doane Miss Anna Clark of Wethersfeld,
Mr.. Louis Jones of New Haven, and Mrs.
Paschal and daughter, of Portland, are in
Saybrook.
Recent Hartford arrivals at the Howard
House, Mantle, are I. NJ. Bissell and wife,
F. W. Perkins, R. D. Woodford, Miss Ada
Woodford, Mrs. E. A. Bliss, E. G. Robert
son and wife, Miss Annie Graham, Alfred
L. Bliss and George w. Newton and wife.
Chief Justice M. R. Waite, ex-senator
Cragin of New Hampshire and ex-Lieutenant
Governor George G.. Sill of Hartford were
registered at the Pierrepont House, Old
Lyme, Monday. Senator Cragin and Gov
ernor Sill remain in town for time. Chief
Justice Waite left for Maplewood, N. H.,
Tuesday, where he joins his family.
At the Hammonasset House, Madison-A.
Chanberlin and wife, Meriden; Mrs. W. F.
White and Miss J. G. White, Hartford; E.
G. Wander and wife and Miss Eliza Newton,
Durham; Henry Il. Olcott and wife, Wash
ington, d. c.; Mrs. S. F. Gone, Hartford;
Master Pratt, Hartford; Robert G. Glazier,
Hartford; Miss L. Barnard, Hartford; Albert
r. Chamberlain, Harry R. Chamberlain and
Kate E. Foley, Meriden; Joseph Anderson,
Waterbury; William F. White, Waterbury;
Mrs, johnson, Hartford; Miss Haynes, Hart
Breed and we, CharleI A. Breed. J. 4.
Breed, Hartford William 5. white, Hart
ford.